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9 maj 2022 · =IF(C27=0,"",TEXT(C27,"YYYY")) should work - excel treats empty cells as equal to zero. So if it's equal to zero, this formula returns an empty string (""), which makes the cell look blank, if not then it returns TEXT(C27,"YYYY")
17 maj 2021 · Hi, You can change the format of the cells by going to Format Cells > Customs and adding following [=0] ;dd-mm-yyyy This will display a blank wherever the result is 0
7 mar 2022 · I tried formatting the sheet 1 cell as a "custom" and used the following: "1/0/1900";"1/9/1900";;@...and that successfully hides/suppresses the 1/0/1900, but the issue is when an actual date is put into the sheet 2 cell, the date format is gone in sheet 1.
When the cell in sheet 2 is empty, "1/0/1900" is of course displayed in sheet 1. But I need to hide or suppress the "1/0/1900" until such time that an actual date is put into the cell in sheet 2. How do I do this?
Wondering why I'm getting 1/0/1900 for blank cells. I have done my normal Index Match formula that I do usually, and I've never seen this before. My usual formula is this - =IFERROR(INDEX(Target!$D:$D,MATCH(Commercial!$B4,Target!$C:$C,0)),"")
20 wrz 2023 · If F3 is empty the following is shown in H3 and J3 07/01/00 and 14/01/00 respectively, but I want these cells to be blank when F3 is empty. Then, when someone enters a date in F3, it provides calculated dates for H3 & J3.
Techniques for cleaning up 1/0/1900 entries in Excel. Find and Replace: One of the simplest methods to remove 1/0/1900 entries is by using the Find and Replace feature in Excel. Simply search for "1/0/1900" and replace it with a blank cell to eliminate these entries from your dataset.
